Mammal protection refers to the efforts and measures taken to conserve and safeguard mammal species and their habitats. This includes laws and regulations that prevent hunting, habitat destruction, and pollution, ensuring that mammals like whales, elephants, and bats can thrive in their natural environments. Organizations and governments work together to create protected areas and wildlife reserves to support these efforts. Conservation programs often focus on research, education, and community involvement to raise awareness about the importance of mammals in ecosystems. By promoting sustainable practices and reducing human impact, these initiatives aim to maintain biodiversity and protect endangered species, such as the Amur leopard and Sumatran orangutan.